Ch 10 Guided Notes (Cell Division Name: ________________________________ Date:_______________ BIG ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS: 1. Why do cells divide? a. b. c. 2. How does a cell control when it divides? 3. What happens when cells divide uncontrolled? Cell Cycle Stage 1: Interphase • Interphase – cell grows to maturity, carries out cellular functions, and replicates DNA. – – – – – Chromosome Structure • Sister Chromatids – structure that contains identical DNA copies; formed during DNA replication (Interphase S); 1/2 of a chromosome. • Centromere – center of the chromosome where sister chromatids attach. • # of chromosomes: • # of pairs of chromosomes: • Sex Chromosomes for Females: Sex Chromosomes for Males: Stage 2: Mitosis • Process that increases the number of cells. • Adds new cells as you age • Replaces older, damaged cells • 4 Substages of Mitosis PMAT 1. Early Prophase: 1a. Late Prophase: 2. Metaphase: 3. Anaphase: 4. Telophase: Stage 3: Cytokinesis • Divide cytoplasm two identical daughter cells. • Animal Cells microfilaments pinch the cytoplasm in half forming (“cleavage furrow”) • Plant Cells cell plate forms between the two nuclei cell wall forms Cell Cycle Control What is the cell cycle controlled by? What could possibly happen if the cell does not meet checkpoint requirements? G1 Checkpoint: G2 Checkpoint: Mitosis Checkpoint: Vocabulary Terms: Cell Division Mitosis Asexual reproduction Sexual reproduction Chromosomes Chromatin Centrioles Tumor cancer